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Carolina ! Watchman. THURSDAY DEC. 20. 1888.: The watcrroeloni raisers of S . C. have formed a trust, , - , The preliminar trial of Smith, tlf - Sheriff of Birmingham, U now progress- Earthqu ike shocks were felt fa Wash iDztbujtui Warren counties, N. Y. ytt Jberday. - Wanamaker, U Is said will be la Harri- A in'rfCiibiueL He certainly is entitled to recognition in consideration of money pent in the election. - . Stanly, the African explorer, it is be lidved. Js a prisoner in the hands of Os- mau Digna, an African King, who will urreniltr him for the abandonment of buakim by Egypt, otherwise the prisoner may be put to death. i UU '.'. ; r- . . The enemies of Mr. Cleveland have seen fit.nome of them, to assail him and his family since the election. Why? 'From pure wickedness and meanness, jtnd because .they know he cannot stoop o refute their villainous slanders. - Congress is discussing a bill for a Nic aragua canal, which provides for a capi tal of one hundred million dollars. The Ayankee' nation" will, we hope, beat the French "at Panama.! ', They have - spent a billion of dollars and their canal U only fairly begun. ' ' The New York State Senate has a com mittee investigating; the sugar trust. It is shoyn that before the formation of the trust there was an open market for raw suear in New York, but that after the formation of the trust, that combination bought all the raw sugar, and prices on tne reunea went up. There is a slight indication that Con irress may talk about a better observance of the Sabbath. Surely a country profes sine Christian it y should set a Christian example; Stop the mail and all govern ment work on Sunday, and it will be easier to constrain citizens to observe the day as it should be. T , . - 2Ues Trouble" in ZXissisiippi.- -BLOODY WOKK. ! Very startling news came in Tuesday morning of an 'uprising of negroes in Wahalak, Hiss., aud the killing of white? and negroes. Wahalak is on the Mobil & Ohio R. R., between Mefidian and Wert Point. It seems to be a small vil lage at a way-station, but the scene of the mast desperate conflict between the white and blacks yet put on record. The reports, however, are very conflict ing. One was that 12 white men and 150 negroes were killed. This report was changed by another which said four whites killed and 8 wounded. And then came the report, 12 white men killed but The Southern Immigration Convention in session at Montgomery, Alabama passed resolutions inviting immigration from New England, Middle and North western States and Territories. They are wise enough to describe the sort -o immigration desired " law-abiding citi Tens.7 Augustus' Lcazer, Esq., of Iredell, will be urged by his friends as Speaker of the Hot in the next General Assembly of the State. Mr. Leazer is in all points worthy of the place,' and we shall be pleased if he gets it. There may be othrsi equally as meritorious with equal qualifications. The people care mainly for the faithful performance of the public businessoind not very much by whom it is performed. : The prisoner Hawes, at Birmingham, ; accused of murdering his wife and child, has been pronounced guilty by the Grand Jury having the case under investigation; -andlhey have also found bills against iseveral other penfonsias accomplices in the crime. They will probably enjoy the advantages of a jormal trial as the mob eems..to have given up their unlawful proqeidings against the prisoner. 1 'ExJCxovernor Jar vis has, arrived from ,hiourt of Brazil and probably is now wWi' Bome. His administration as jxcruur ui mo biuio was a ueciuea SUC- $A&Min in. which he can be further uag fellow citizens. We confess, , howyerthat we would rather not swap offiUnsom's large evperience in therU. 8. Senate for any one else before the public. Mr. Butterworth introduced in the House, Dec. 13,3 resolution authorizing I the President to negotiate with reference to the unity or Canada and the United States, or as much of the Canadian terri tory as may wish to join the Union. We suppose there are facts upon which this movement is predicated, of a nature to assure Mr. Butterworth at least, that Canada wanU to be united with us. The woman should smile before being asjged to marry, ; Washington Letter. ' (From our regular correspondent.) v Washington, December 17, 1 8S8 ; v .Senator Beck was at the Cm pit ol Satur '1st. fr the firt time since he was taken ick last summer. Although he is Weak lit- Iocs not look ill, owin-r erhaps to his pe uliar resistive constitution and Scottish en!rty.r He leaves for Aiken, S. C, this aeek, greatly totlie regret of the -Dtmo-cratic side of the Senate and to the delight of the Republican.. r Senator Beck is an irmy within himself on the tariff question Senator Itiddlebcrgrr has lren at Ids old trick of turning the 'Senate Chamber into a circus rin;. Uause, loo mucli whnskr Democrats here are greatly enjoyin the no negroes hurt. Troop have been orr bitter tight now raging between the Miller dered to the place; and as the negroes ttd Piatt fjctions in New York, and the are said to be under arms and ready for Sherman and Foraker crowds in Ohi. Dawie, it is noiuniiKeiy maiDioooy worn Conrrative Republicans here express th ta a I Will DC Clone. I Mlif.r that nitl,- V..rfc tw.r Ohm ill v mm w w mm l m mm w w The original cause of the disturbance t,e renrcsvnteu in Harrison's Cabinet on at f f A S t X i m. t J mX. 11 - I " " is variously suuea; out is wua .rouu.e lnt wf these wriWe(; Morton, who it has been brewing for some two or three ?8 fUID08t.ti went t(4 T.wiianai.olw in the in . .1 iL. " ll Jll 1 I 1 momns, as vne louowing win auuw : t t f f 0,. of the Treasu- New Orleans, Dec. 17.A special to rv i,a it i9 said. tclerathed to a N. York the Picayune, from West Point, Miss., L . 'e r .1 n....s gives the following account of the Waha-1 ... e , , n, . morning of a horrible tragedy enacted Cabinet. last night at the village of Wahalak,1 Capt. Cowdon's plan of iakin2 Laque M.i!ir -j L! m-lj ts I Borirue the nutles el the flMd waters 01 3iooue ana vnio ranroau.; xuur wiiuei .... men were killed outright and, eight th il"sis:ppi nvej has been adveie'y wounded, three mortally. I reported upon by the Senate commit to on The particulars of the snooting are Uk- ,'mnrnvnient .f that rivof. miiah mm eVvl Iaii'o finm a ar"h mmi t o o rm I ' a white farmer, livine a few miles from 14 w-as rertel tlwt the Unitecr State, Wahalak, lost his gin house, together ciemamieci the appoinrmen'. .ot a 8neT with eight or ten bales of cotton, by fire, censor to Lord Sack villc, and notified the wnicn wasevmenuy lue wor 01 inccuui- British Government that Mr. Photos four aia0 UiianiAiAn nAttitAil ff n Iwa nan-fnaa I . living in the vicinity with whom the niimwer, wouiu oc roneu nuicss a ru farmer had had some trouble. Sufficient "h minister was-speedily appointed. Upon : j 1 1 I a; I. . ... . ... evmeiice Having uccu Mxurcu, uu ouicer 1 inquiry at me State department it was . A m A. A. m I " . " asinigmauempieaio arrest one 01 uie ie,irVi, that the rumor was without foun succeeded in makine hw escape after datun' an1 that the department was per- havtng brutally assaulted the officer, teeny inuinerent about the matter, whether The whites in the neighborhood then a minister was or w is not sent here Un5 1 a aYu r 11 " Bl r 1 T The democratic Senators are now fight- mf vJ v ns a a aa a b j vf 0 m 1 va n s v is 1 ' the intention of arresting him. Before in the republican tariff bill, but as the rt reaching the house, however, they were I publicans vote solidly on every amendment fired upon from ambush, by . fifty welll offered ti,.v have no hn f dnin.r nr 1 j . - 1 j ------ 1 - - r j thA mrfvlr,,, Lhnt Anvrn Th horror. t,,,n'' Iter than showing .the country the stricken people have telegraphed for aid. injustice ana aiwurdity of the measuie prt oeventy-hye armed men lett Meridian, pared by the republican!). At the present Miss., this morning for the scene of the of progress the1i 11 will not pass the O Qnnntn luifiiin lTsa!ri-ii f - New Orleans, Dec. 17. A special to A Train BohbedV BOBBERS Gentlemen On the22d day of March, .871, the Senate of North Carolina, sit- ilxr n i f 'nil ft the Picayune from Macon, Miss., aays The Direct tax bill, as was anticipated, nounced iudcement aifninst i.. .1, SHOTS EXCUANC EI) BETWEEN i t AND CONDUCTORS.' . New Orleans, ImL Dec. 16.A dis- patch from Grenada, Miss.; to the Pica yuue says: Last night (Satusday) - pass enger train No. 2, on the Illitlois Central railroad, was roblied one mile north of Puck HiH. At 10:15 when the train p illed ont of Duck Hill, two men board ed the engine and commanded the engi neer, A. J. Law, to pull out fast.and not stop until told. The engineer and fire man, George tvans, both being covered with navy usixes," obeyed the command, and when one mile North of Duck 1 1 the train was stopped and the engineer ana n reman were orderetl to dismpunt. This they prom ply did. They were then raarche.t to the express car. One of the robbers knocked on the dot r, which was opened by the messenger. After firing three shots the man entered and 'took $3,000 all there was in the car from Messenger Hill. The tiring of the pistol and stopping of the train attracted the attention Conductor P. B. Wilkinson, who rushed out and was immediately fired pn,. lie r'-iurneIlio tl e Tain. Mr. Chessilnffhes. of Jackson. Tenn.. then ran otilfwith a Winchester rifle As he stepped on the ground from the smoking car he. Mas fired upon. Que hot struck him in the left nrm. another u-pnt. tlimnoht hio itnm. ach, inflicting a fatal wound. The death of the vcune jnnn was verv sad, as he was the only support of his widowed mother. He came to Lexing ton, Miss., yesterday,. to meet his sister's family and a younger brother, all of whom were on the train and much dis tressed by his untimely death. The robbery was done 111 regular highway style. Nine shots were fired bv Con ductor Wilkinson aud Traveling Passen ger Agent Koban, three by Hughes, and rour or nve by the robbers. During the robbervgrcat uneasiness was felt by the passengers. Memphis, Dec. 17. Gfficials of the Southern Express Co., say their loss by the train robbery Saturday night near Duck Hill, Mississippi, will not exceed three thousand dollars. The train that followed had one hundred and thirtv- nine thousand dollars in the express car. HI 1 . - - - 1 nere were oniy two men engaged in the robber v. Racket Store AND GIVING GREAT Bargains PRICES From One Cent up Ex-Governor's Appeal. Wilmington Messenger. The following card from ex-Governor W. Holden appears in the RaleiVh W Visitor of Fridav Carolina, soon to be in session the people there are greatly excited over the Kemper county race troubles. The names of the white men known to have been killed are Henry Maury, Cobb Vaughn and W, B. Harr. There were three or four others whose names are not IcMiPtlAl It. ia ai A t ho t nn nirrns ii'xirn killed. Tom Nicholsou is the name of H question by the introduction in the one of the whites wounded. He is shot HausC by Mr. Butterworth ot a concurrent in the body, and one of his arms ia, bro- resolution authorizing the President ken. beveral other whites were wounded passed the House nnd has one to the Pre sident. Democrats generally expect it will be vetoed. The annexation of Canada has been made but no negroes. Twenty young men nave gone from Macon, and nearlveverv town in Eastern Mississippi is sending aid to the whites of Kemper county. It is reported that the blacks are well armed and assembled in a large body, apparentljrprepared for serious lighting. to open negotiations lor the annexation. It is a many sided quest on, but no one seems to doubt that eventually Canada will be come a part of the United States. The Bulletin of the X. C. Experiment ! " Tra " Sttion No. 59, Ju.t received contains the vuv nmuuiuK w t n into, uvv uy tnv lie- I , . - . gro men about seveu miles from Wahalak. 1 examination ot dittercnt va- The reports, however, are conflicting. rieties of grass and clover seed which Meridian. Miss.. Dec. 17. Reports were found on sal in thU Smtn ATr from thereof the riot are conflicting. Gerald McCarthy, Botanist to the Sta Itisnow staled that no negroes were ,: . J' . . ' l" lu killed, but that 12 white men lost their tlon g,ves the metho1 for conducting ives. A special train left here at 1 p. in. inose sceu examinations both as to the bearing troops for the scene of the riot. purity examination and to the germina- The cause of this trouble is not yet tion test: showing that .1 given sample of certainly known. The reports which ! seed may be poor, 1st on account of the came yesterday say it originated from a! ""purities others than pure seed present, desperate assault perpetrated by a negro I and 2d owing to some of the pure seed man on an old white citizen whom he- haying no vitality or will not be able to encountered on the road, and whom hej germinate. Seed, therefore, must be both beat over the head with a heavy pistol. U Pure and vital The roan Hawes, who has caused so much excitement at Birmingham, Ala., is accused of murdering his wife, and children for the saks of marrying another , woman. The bodies of all the murdered household have been found in the lake near the city. The body of his little girl the last one found, had about 301bs pt railroad iron plates fastened to ts neck. No new attempts, have been made tolynch Hawes. .When told thr. w boooflfia 1 HCfe .Irene had been found, Jie inquired, rather indifferently "where jse?" The pine straw factory at Wilmingtoct -which was recently destroyed by fire, will soon be in operation again. It was ae opy establishment o the kind in the counfry, and was the most formidable opppnent Of the celebrated jute trust which sought to strip the cotton raisers j of a laepart of their income from thai prop. TJhe new mill at Wilmiagton will bo wrpareil to renew the contest with the Jute men with greater, confidence thaji wer In (act they say: "Jute iMggingf.canuol now be made cheap enough to dq us any harm." Pine straw is a ohcoper article than, jute, and-after it passes Ihrough the Acme mill at Wil- I mington, it is a "safer and better bagging hau $ ,e jut . Thus avarice spoiled lr On the brutal assault becoming known to the friends of the abused man they went to arrest the offender; and it was in this attempt that several white men werd shot down by confederated negroes. The party was compelled by the loss of men and disadvadtages of the situation to re tire without makine anvi arrest. A arger party was made up and went to the place of the offenders but' found no one. The nezroes had ail left nnd tW on to the swamps. Troops from a distance dad arrived at Wahalak, and the search and pursuit was to be continued. Two white men are said to be deeply implica ted in the trouble, and if found ' may be severely dealt with. Latbst. The latest news from this dreadful affair is that the negroes who did the shooting from ambuscade last Sunday, have been pursued into a swamp and that four of them were found. One of them resisted and was riddled with shot, the other three were buns. The party in pursuit of the offenders, about 15 in all, will not stop until they have round them. Of the samples examined, the average of nil gave only 56 per cent, of pure vital seed, or, in other words, nearly one half on an average was of no value to the farmer. In one case is .mentioned the presence of nearly ten per cent, of pure vital seed. The necessity of pure seed is apparent to all, for not only is not de sirable for the farmer to lose the co3t of expensive preparation of the land, but especially is it harmful to introduce seed of hurtful weeds as may very easily' be the case where the seeds are of low grade and consequently very impure. It is announced that soon would appear a series of articles on useful forage plants in order to carry out in part that portion of the State law governing the Station "to ascertain if other crops may not be advantageously grown on our soils." The first of the series will be on the sub ject of "Lucerne." out of eight articles of impeachment filed against me tiy the J louse of Kepresenta tives. I was held by this judgment as guuiy 01 -nigu crime and uiisdemean ors." 1 deny this in the most solemn mr. T ri ..... 1. - . ujiiiiiKTi . x uu nut h,k y ou 10 repeal or recind this sentence or judgment, for n is oeing executed and it might not be repealed or reciuded save by the same court that passed it, but I ask you most earnesny 10 resolve or declare that in your opinion, I was actuated by good motives in what I did, and that I had for my object t he-best and highest interests of the atate. T . 1 am 1101 a party man. liotk parties nave aisowncti me. 1 appeal toyou sole ly on the groujid ofjustice. I have never been an enemy to the State. On the con trary. I have loved her well, and do now, and am her loyal son, though proscribed ana imnnca. The press of the State will please copy the above card as an act of kindness to a former member of the craft and send me a copy of the paper. W. H. Holden. We shall be very much mistaken in the character of the men, composing the n . . 1 , , . " HCAi vn iitrui Assennuy, 11 iney were to resolve that in their opinion Ex-Gover-noi Holden "was actuated by good and honest motives in what he did," and that he "had for his object the best and highest interests of the State." The Messenger iu common with the good peo ple of North Carolina, turns back with horn r and indignation to the days of the Holden Kirk war. and will ever hold th opinion that about that time Ex-Governor Holden and his conspirators were inspired by the devil, rather thair good motives. Call and: price the Goods. M, B, BRQOKFIELD. Dec. 20, 1888. Fowle's Majority 15,000. WE promised the people that if Judge Fowle was ekcted Governor of North Car olina, we wonlcl sell Goods 10 jer cent, less than any House in balisbury. Look at This: $G.OO Suits reduced to $4.00 7.00 " " " 5.00 10.00 " . " 8.00 20c. double-width Dress Goods 12c. White Blankets $1.00 per pair. I'm i m L. ) ) ; The Cheapest line of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS & SHOES, GROCERIES ...... AND CROCKERY iiv Salisbury. Do not take our word for it, bat eoine and se for yourselves, Respect fully, D. R. JULIAN & GO. President Cleveland's nearly one hun dred thousand majority of the popular vote over his competitor, Mr. Harrison, is well calculated to make the people pause and think. And it has happened so repeatedly in Presidential elections. The Democrats have repeatedly polled a larger vote for their candidate than the oppositionand yet their candidate has been defeated. In the late election it was probably the result of fraud. How ever this may be; it is a well. established that the Democrats are numerically stronger thanhe Republicans, and in a popular government should boentitled to the President. The comer's jury is investigating' the killing of a number of citizens at Birm ingham, Ala., by the sheriff's posse, Sat urday night, Dec. 8th. It is not likely they will be found quilty ofmurher. Two thousand people crowded around a prison in the dead hours of the ijght to see tf a prisoner is to be JynchedJ are, so many bettors to the crime unless there for the purpose of preventing lynch law. The sheriff with such a crowding menacing him in his official duty, was justified iin trans' nece&a&rv visii.. vir:i "vivio .iuc; iub uro- The condition of Hay ti has never been much otherwise than is indicated by the terse description of it as "a tyranny tem pered by revolution," and itecems to be worse if anything to-dav than heretofore. ! As our readers know the people of the country inrew on tne French voke early in the century, and since that'time have conducted one of the most remarkable burlesques on republican government ever witnessed. The last president of the whole country, which, by the. way, occupies but. half of the island of Hayti or St. Domingo, was exiled not long ago and has since died in exile. The land he left is rent in twain by two contend ing faction-, as we have heretofore stated. A-recent writer gi vef the following un- Kbiracuve. picture 01 11 : "With one or two exceptions the rulers of that country have used their offices for their prs nal aggrandizement, and vears of oppression have reduced the masses of the people to the most abject condition. The voodoo worship has never been erad icated, and at times the voodoo priests, who held a large part of the population tinder control by a kind of superstitious terrorism, were able to hold the officers of the government in duress to such an extent that the laws for the sutmression of their orgies were allowed to remain of no effect. One government generally succeeds another, through conquest or uprising, and'the changes of administra tion have usually been accomplished by bloodshed." tectionofth ri-:.A ? own game, and developed ah indusfrv inUnJIW k"7 ub"w n. 5" North Carolina of untold value. ' "4 fclZZl ; i, ' ' r ,vigations now being made. of Nearly a hundred consuls in Europe have answered the questions sent out by the. Ford Immigration Committee. They agree that we are getting the scum of the population oyer there, and that ignorance deceit ndrtmship owners' greed com bine o floodus with this class-6f people, often. in spjte of our. law, as the World saj&, always to our iniitry. 1 The Birmingham Tragedy. Birmingham,-Ala., Dec. 18. The ex citement here is still intense, but. no hos tile demonstrations are now being made against the Sheriff, who gave the order to fire on the mob that tried to capture the prisoner Hawes. This may be due to the fact that the soldiers of the 2d Regiment are still around the jail and Galling guns are pointed down all of the .streets leading to the prison. Three other warrants have been sworn out against the Sheriff, making in ail five warrants against him for murder. He has make bond in all five cases to the sum of $125,000. A warrant will be sworn out this morning insisting thatthe prisoner be not allowed to make bond. Maria Regla Sailado, the daughter of Scnor Sanado, a wealthy Cuban who was murdered ami , his estates confiscated duriug a disturbance in that country some years ago, has been given back her fortune by the Courts. The amount was $332,000, consisting of gold ounces, bank hills and old silver dollars. Last week this bulky treasure was taken from the tax office, loaded upon four carts, ac companied by a strong guard of soldiers, and deposited in the Spanish Bank of Havana to the credit of the orphaned daughter. Arranging for Mr. Pearson. The Greensboro Patriot savs: The joint committees of the ditlerent churches 01 me tuy, 10 penect the proper arrange meuts for the meetings of Evangelist Pear son, which are to be held here in February next, met 111 the rooms of the Chamber 01 commerce on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the organization of a permanent committee was made which will "effect all necessary arrangements for the meetings. The French debt is now about $6,000, 000,000, the largest.in the world by all measurements and yearly growing by the amount we annually reduce ours. Ifthe Republican Government has not the nerve to let the Panama Canal fall through and assumes its debt in any shape France will go into national bankruptcy before the close of the cen-turyv Phonograph in Court. - London, Dec. 17. During the trial of a trade mark suit in the law courts to day a phonograph was introduced to reproduce a letter and other papers. The instument worked successfully and Judge Key, who presided at the trial.waa surprised and pleased. REDUCTIOW AT WALLACE'S ! FOR THIRTY D1Y3 'JJLI FIXE SUITS, OVERCOATS, & PANTS, At Slaughtering Prices ! Boots & Shoes reduced 10 p, cent. HATS Reduced 15 par coat. All woolen goods reduced largely. TIEJ,(0)IJflM:fBBi FOR THE SOUTH OF IB II WILL BE AWARDED IBER 3M, And from now 'till Jant 1st DECK we 0100! OUT; ALL. WOTEE dQOi AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. M ci best lie World od Alamanee. yv djL c giiicu m uuttmg prices and will knock the bottom out of all Ug prices and will sell some goods regard less of cost. Samples of all goods sent oh application, pj. lite attention to all. i j PRICE OUR GOODS BEFORE YOU MV AND SAVE "BIG MONEY." jij VANWYCKSCHULTZ. n Latest Styles M Lowest Pria BOOTS SH0E3i nd HATg in Tins is only rou 30 days, Call and see and hear rates . VICTOR WALLACE. NOTICE AH parties who are owing me either by uote, mort:ac or ai -count, are requested to come and settle at one. I have been very lenient but must have these, accounts settled. All mortgage that arc not settled shortly will lw placed in the hands ol an officer for collection. All persons who have given me mortgages on tluir cotton arc requested to call on me before felling it. I have on hand one of the largest and best stocks of goods I have ever brought to Salisbury, and will be pleased to have my friends and patrons see rhem U-fpre Imying elsewhere. I will rcll as fow as any one for cash. I also have a farm five miles Southwest of Salisbury near t he Lint olnton road, and known as the Ham Gheen place, 115 acres, 15 or 20 acres of bottom lands, will sell very low and make terms easy. 1'- ll. J. HOLMES. Boss & McCubbins COTTON BTTYERS. Bays for Mills atfl Eip3rters. Will bay cotton baled in sheetiie burlaps or any good baggings In the Latest Styles and of the BEST QUALITY. DLadics fine hand sewed walking boots, common lesn and opera toes. - -v- - .... 4t - DSfAIisses spring heel-button boots. -i ; IBEItvant variety of children's and infant's shoes,'andi big supply of children's Seal Grain SCHOOL SHOES. MEN'S HAND SEWED SHOES. $5.00 to $6.50. ; Don t tail to spo niir y, n ' A W H rocess $3.00 ihoe as a hift ntM,0 ui uicKs-io nun tne leet. Just as smooth sewed at one-half the price. - IKS3 A . - ill i ' jiis "fw ana nanasonrie lot of ladies' canvass dressing ! SOFT, CRUSH and STIFF HATS fros ; $1.00 TO $5.00. - - FANCY WOOD, GOLD AND SILVER TIP GLORIA SILK -$1.75, $2.00 & $2.50. 0rdi:ks Promptly and Carefully Filled. SCHULTZ &VflN WYCK, i ; - i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N BOOTS AND SHOES, MAIN STREET - SALISBURY, N.C . ' Sign OF THE RIO Gm.n PoT. S3B TEEM BE70BE 70U SEIt. - - f .4- i - - - - i - - - - - -niMrmr- ' - - "irr mi - - - " - - T " ," . ''mmBmmmmmmmMmmmmwAm ' " "'
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